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Apple submitted his first mixed reality A headset, or as he prefers to call it Spatial computer, Vision Pro, back in June, but work is still ongoing on the headset. Although originally slated for a January release, it is now more likely to be released in March.
Since its announcement at WWDC 2023, Apple has provided a broad timeline for the headset's release, saying it will be available in early 2024. However, it looks like the release date could be pushed back a year or so, around March, writes Mark. Bloomberg Gourmet in the latest edition of its Power On newsletter.
Apparently, the software teams were aiming to launch the product in January, as suggested by Gurman. This can be inferred from the fact that the latest beta version of visionOS includes product introduction videos and other related materials, which are usually produced at the end of the software development cycle.
Additionally, the current iOS 17.2 beta comes with Vision Pro companion features such as AirPlay receiver and the ability to shoot spatial videos iPhone 15 Pro models.
Gurman suggests that despite being in the final stages of testing, the company is still figuring out how to distribute the hardware.
Apple has officially announced that the Vision Pro will be available in the United States early next year. initially, Apple Vision Pro It will only be available in the United States, with additional international availability planned for later in 2024.
Apple has reportedly decided to sell the headset exclusively on its website or at Apple retail stores by appointment only. It seems the company wants to provide a carefully crafted experience for its new platform, so the Vision Pro won't be available at third-party retailers. Customers must make an appointment at an Apple Store Or online if they want to buy.
The Vision Pro headset is priced at $3,499.
Since its announcement at WWDC 2023, Apple has provided a broad timeline for the headset's release, saying it will be available in early 2024. However, it looks like the release date could be pushed back a year or so, around March, writes Mark. Bloomberg Gourmet in the latest edition of its Power On newsletter.
Apparently, the software teams were aiming to launch the product in January, as suggested by Gurman. This can be inferred from the fact that the latest beta version of visionOS includes product introduction videos and other related materials, which are usually produced at the end of the software development cycle.
Additionally, the current iOS 17.2 beta comes with Vision Pro companion features such as AirPlay receiver and the ability to shoot spatial videos iPhone 15 Pro models.
Gurman suggests that despite being in the final stages of testing, the company is still figuring out how to distribute the hardware.
Apple has officially announced that the Vision Pro will be available in the United States early next year. initially, Apple Vision Pro It will only be available in the United States, with additional international availability planned for later in 2024.
Apple has reportedly decided to sell the headset exclusively on its website or at Apple retail stores by appointment only. It seems the company wants to provide a carefully crafted experience for its new platform, so the Vision Pro won't be available at third-party retailers. Customers must make an appointment at an Apple Store Or online if they want to buy.
The Vision Pro headset is priced at $3,499.
